Difference between revisions of "Wichita and English/Structural Transfer"
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| + | WER: 92.45 % | ||
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| + | PER: 80.19 % | ||
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| + | Coverage: 81.8% | ||
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| + | ==Implemented Rules== | ||
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| + | ===Noun Adjective Order=== | ||
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| + | In English, adjectives tend to precede the nouns which they describe. In Wichita, adjectives follow their corresponding noun. We fixed this by flipping around the adjectives and nouns in the rtx. file. For example, "kˀítaːkskhac" (white coyote) output coyote white, so we reordered the words to resolve this. | ||
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| + | ==Post-Evaluation== | ||
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| + | WER: 90.57 % | ||
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| + | PER: 79.25 % | ||
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| + | Coverage: 83.3% | ||
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| + | [[Category: Sp26_StructuralTransfer]] [[Category:Wichita]] [[Category: English]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:30, 5 May 2026
Pre-Evaluation
WER: 92.45 %
PER: 80.19 %
Coverage: 81.8%
Implemented Rules
Noun Adjective Order
In English, adjectives tend to precede the nouns which they describe. In Wichita, adjectives follow their corresponding noun. We fixed this by flipping around the adjectives and nouns in the rtx. file. For example, "kˀítaːkskhac" (white coyote) output coyote white, so we reordered the words to resolve this.
Post-Evaluation
WER: 90.57 %
PER: 79.25 %
Coverage: 83.3%
